Hello all,
I am learning more and more how to apply the features of Limesurvey to make more and more effective surveys and specifically assessments.
The latest result is one you can have a look at right now; [url]
www.multi-grade.nl/limesurvey/index.php/442995
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I was wondering if the layout can be changed to fit better on an 'average' screen. At this moment, it is spread top down in such a way that there is some scrolling involved.
Does anyone have any ideas how to bring it more to a widescreen format? For instance placing the answer options to the right of the question?
Regards,
Philip.
As far as I saw in the sourcecode of your survey, you are using version 4.x. (because of answer option codes "SQ00", "SQ01" in single questions.
This all is tested in 3.x.
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Yes, absolutely. Thank you for these examples. Especially 23672 is something I am interested in, but 23673 is also good.
Could you tell me what you did to manage this in 3.x? Was is CSS? Do you think it's possible it wouldn't work in 4.x? Or maybe it would just work differently.
Thank you so much! I added this to the Script block but this didn't work. I added it at the beginning of the Source Code and that DID work perfectly.
Please have a look. I like the outcome and I will now go and use it for more solutions. Again, many thanks.
Indeed, I noticed the same issue. But that's a matter of tweaking. The good thing is that now it is possible to have the question/image and the answers side by side.
Good point. I checked it and I can say that it works, albeit with a real problem around space, because the screen area is so much less on phones.
So the question and the pictures almost all overlap. In web page building, web pages display the content based on a check whether they are shown on a mobile phone. If so, the content in a single column (or at least most content is displayed below the previous content). That could be the solution here too.
In web page building, web pages display the content based on a check whether they are shown on a mobile phone.
Good accessible web and survey development should not look at device type but should be responsive to screen width. I think that the survey should be designed first for smaller devices, then for larger devices like desktops.
Having said that, I often have clients who need to display a large amount of information to the respondent without scrolling (pricing tables, etc.). In those cases, we detect the screen width in the welcome page and disallow continuing if too small.
Cheers,
Tony Partner Solutions, code and workarounds presented in these forums are given without any warranty, implied or otherwise.
